Thanks Emma for the useful video as usual :) I've realised, these mixed conditionals are the reason why I got confused with conditionals. (1) If I had won the lottery, what would you like me to buy you? (2) If she had pick up the phone, she would know she would know she was accepted in her dream job. (3) If he hadn't quit his job, he wouldn't be as happy as he is now. (4) If I were more athletic, I would've run the half marathon last month. (5) If she wasn't so tired, she would've gone hiking this morning. (6) If I were fluent in English, I would have given a better presentation last Monday (7) If tomorrow wasn't Monday, I would've drunk beer all afternoon. (8) If she didn't have an important exam next week, she would've been so stressed. (9) If I wasn't moving next month, I wouldn't have to book that expensive packing service.
2:54 -> MIXED CONDITIONALS DESCRIPTION (clauses are found in different times) 4:25-> TYPES 5:31-> past action - present result 6:38-> present condition - past result 7:40-> future action - past result
If I hadn't found your online classes on the internet, I would continue with a lot of difficulties learning English! Thanks, Emma! Excellent classes, clear, and very efficient! I really improved my English with you!
Very well explained!👏 My students tend to find the conditionals intimidating because they contain a lot of grammar in one sentence but, once they understand the rules and practise with personal examples, they realise they're not so difficult. 🙂
1) If I got on that plane I would meet new friends there . 2) If I were more athletic I would been taking a part om marathons If she wasn`t so tired she would watch a movie with us now. 3) If tomorrow wasn`t monday I would have watched the film . Also thank you for this super helpful video! It really helps❤
I have been studying on mixed conditionals for a while. I tried to learn with many different youtube channels but to be honestly, mmmEnglish is the most useful one! She teachs that subject simply. Thank you Emma!❤️
Thank you Emma for your approach of teaching! You really help me! If I had won the lottery, I would purchase a new flat. If she had picked up the phone, she would hear that her friends invite her to the celebration. If he hadn't quit his job, he could be promoted. If I were more athletic, I would have run that stretch faster. If she wasn't so tired, she would have made dinner. If I was fluent in English, I would have done C2 Exam. If tomorrow wasn't Monday, I would have gone to my hometown. If she didn't have an important exam next week, she would have taken a seven-day vacation. If I wasn't moving next month, I wouldn't have quit my present job.
Thanks Emma, I liked very much this video! Congratulation!:) (1)If I had won the lottery, I would help the poors. (2) If She had picked up the phone, I would call to my mam. (3) If He hadn't quit his job, He is with a salary, (4) If I werw more athletic, I had gone in run at marathon. (5) If She wasn't so tired, She had playes the violin. (6) If I was fluent in English, I have gone to other country. (7)If tomorrow wasn't Monday, I have made a travel. (8) If She didn't have an important exam next week, I have gone dancing at party yesterday. (9) If I wasn't moving next month, I have played in your musical.
You , the Best teacher, removed doubts on conditional sentences. Before watching this video , I had confusion about mixed conditional sentences. Great respect from India 🇮🇳...
Hi Emma!! Let me take a big breath first....If mmmEnglish hadn't existed on youtube, we wouldn't studying conditionals. great lesson Emma, your explanation was stupendous as always. You are giving us a lot of valuable information to work with!! But this only part of our journey to become fluent in English, so let's work on it!! Here my examples: 1.- If I had won the lottery, I would be travelling around the world. 2.- If she had picked up the phone, I wouldn't be agry now. 3.- If he hadn't quit his job, he would have enough money to buy a car. 4.- If I were more athletic, I would have won the conpetition. 5.- If she wasn't too tired, she would have came with me to the beach. 6.- If I was fluent in English, I would have had a better job 7.- If tomorrow wasn't Monday, I would have gone hiking on the mountains. 8.- If she didn't have an important exam next week, she would joined us on our two-weeks vacation trip to Paris. 9.- If I wasn't moving next month, I wouldn't have been busy packing my stuff last month.** **Quick quest for this sentence: can it be in present? ....I wouldn't be busy packing my stuff THIS month. Or it have to be only: future---past? Thank you very much again Emma for you valuable time. This doesn't end here. I going to watch your videos as many times as I need to dominate these beautiful lovely conditionals. From Zero to mixed.😊
Hi Emma! This is Mayerlis. I'm writting from Barranquilla, Colombia. Thank you so much, because your videos are really useful for me. Here is my exercise about mixed conditionals: 1. If I had won the lottery, I would buy a bigger house. 2. If she had picked up the phone, she could help me. 3. If he hadn't quit his job, he would pay his debts, 4. If I were more athletic, I would have worked as a model. 5. If she wasn't so tired, she would have gone to the party. 6. If I was fluent in English, I would have understood the speech. 7. If tomorrow wasn't monday, we would have gone to the campsite. 8. If she didn't have an important exam next week, she would have been on vacation right now. 9. If I wasn't moving next month, I would have bought this beautiful furniture.
Great explanation. You spoke at a pace that allowed me to follow and let things sink in. You provided very clear examples and color coded them in a way that made it easier to follow as you spoke. Thanks for your hard work.
Hi Emma ,rhea this side ... thanks for being such a lovely teacher!! I just wait the whole week for Thursday so that I could watch your new video.... Once again I would like to thank you for everything you do for us!!
Hi Dear Emma. I follow your channel since 2020 and it's the first time I dare to post a comment. You are a great teacher and I always learn something new watching your videos. Thanks a lot for this. Here you are my mixed conditional sentences: 1. If I had won the lottery, I would own a new house already. 2. If she had picked up the phone, she'd be traveling to Hong Kong right now. 3. If he hadn't quit his job, he would earn a higher salary nowadays. 4. If I were more athletic, I would have had a better luck with women. 5. If she wasn't so tired, she would have gone to the party yesterday. 6. I wouldn't have missed so many job opportunities abroad if I were fluent in English. 7. I would have gone to the beach with you If tomorrow wasn't Monday. 8. If she didn't have an important exam next week, she would have visited her parents. 9. If I wasn't moving next month, I would have gone to your wedding party.
Hello ma'am, today I've reached my first year of reading books and learning English, I've read 29 books for my first time in one year. I do remember my first book I couldn't even count on 10, and now I have mastered the other patterns of the language only by reading books, TV shows and your lessons ( Lucy's too) you, Lucy, TV shows and books taught me English especially books and your lessons . Is it good 29 books a year for someone like me? Just wanna share my success with my lovely teacher 💕I am grateful for you 💕💕
It's incredible, Zakarya! (I think you have read more books than me!) Reading is such a spectacular way to engage with language, new words and expressions - keep going! I'd love fo find our you BEAT your record in 2021 📚
@@mmmEnglish_Emma thanks a lot my dear teacher 🙏💕 I really appreciate it, of course am about to finish my first book this year and I am so keen to read more 💕💕
Hello there, Many thanks for this video. I am an English teacher myself and I really enjoyed your vid and the way you went about explaining the time-relations between clauses within a sentence. It has easily been the best explanation of mixed conditionals I ever saw. I wish back in my days someone had explained the things to me in this manner. Wish you all the best, already referring you to others! Cheers!
No no the second is the correct one because I think the first one is going to be related to ( past action and future result ) which the teacher didn't explain
Emma, appreciate your lesson and clear explanations you provided ; ) And, yes, you're right, it just needs time and practice to get and utilize it naturally. 1. If I had won the lottery, I would know where to invest the money properly. 2. If she had picked up the phone. I would tell her news. 3. If he hadn't quit his job, we wouldn't have this marvelous life now. 4. If I were more athletic, I would have been less timid as a teen. 5. If she wasn't so tired, she would have been more attentive to her last week guests. 6. If I was fluent in English, I would be more productive in the past. 7. If tomorrow wasn't Monday, I would have gone on a date with you yesterday. 8. If she didn't have an exam next week, we could have been having movie night every weekend along the last month. 9. If I wasn't moving next month, I wouldn't have been packing up all week long.
1- If he hasn't quit his job, he would be still miserable 2- If she wasn't so tired, she would have succeeded her exams 3- If tomorrow wasn't monday, I would have spent the evening partying Thanks Emma for your help :)
Hi Emma. I am a native English speaker from the UK. I recommend your videos to non-native speakers because you speak slowly and distinctly - not all English teachers are so careful about that. Your soft Aussie accent adds an extra touch as well!
Thanks for the video lessons! They are like gold for all English learners. The most difficult part for me is "a future action ➡a past result." Here are my conditional sentences: a past action ➡a present result: 1) If I had won the lottery, *I'd buy a lamborgini.* 2) If she had picked up the phone, *my issue would be solved.* 3) If he hadn't quit his job, *he'd be promoted by now.* a present condition ➡a past result: 4) If I were more athletic, *I'd have won the competition.* 5) If she wasn't so tired, *she'd have done the chores.* 6) If I was fluent in English, *I could have talked to the man.* a future action ➡a past result: 7) If tommorow wasn't Monday, *I'd have gone out with my friends today.* 8) If she didn't have an important exam next week, *she'd have gone shopping with us yesterday.* 9) If I wasn't moving next month, *I wouldn't have had to call to the owner of my apartment.*
if i had got on that plane , i would be sleeping in my relaxing bed if i had won the lottery, i would be a rich woman if she had picked up the phone, she would be with me right ow if he hadn't quit his job, he would be working on his new project if i were more athletic, i would have run faster if she wasn't so tired, she would have come with us if i was fluent in english, i would have got my exams if tomorrow wasn't monday, i would have gone to the beach if she didn't have an important exam next month, she would have come without any doubt if i wasn't moving next month, i would have played football with my team.
Hi Emma, good afternoon! You’re such a great teacher, your teaching technique is so simple and understandable. So if I had found your website on time, my English would be better at this time. Thanks lots ❤️🙏 1. If I had won the lottery, I would be a richer person. 2. If she had picked up the phone, she would go to the beach already. 3. If he hadn’t quit his job, he wouldn’t be free from stressful job. 4. If I were more athletic, I would have run faster than you. 5. If she wasn’t so tired, she would have come to my house for dinner party. 6. If I was fluent in English, I would’ve been a English teacher like you. 7. If tomorrow wasn’t Monday, I would have gone out of the day trip with my friend to Great Ocean Road. 8. If she didn’t have an important exam next week, She would’ve visited her grandma’s house. 9. If I wasn’t moving next month, I wouldn’t have booked truck mover .
Hi Emma, I've been watching your lessons, and I noticed in this lesson (6:25) that you still used the comma right after the main clause - I would own this house, if I had saved more money. You mentioned in your previous lesson (SECOND CONDITIONAL) that there will be no comma after the main clause. Are they different in usage? Thanks
Thank you, Emma! I like your teaching style!) It's my answer to your Mini-Quiz: 1. If I had won the lottery, I would have owned this beautiful house. 2. If she picked up the phone, she would have known her boyfriend broke out with her. 3. If he hadn't quit his job, he would have got a promotion. 4. If I were more athletic, I would have registered for the Semi-Marathon. 5. If she wasn't so tired, she would have met us today. 6. If I was fluent in English, I wouldn't have been afraid to fail the TOEFL exam. 7. If tomorrow wasn't Monday, you would have got the sleepover with your friend Tina. 8. If she didn't have an important exam next week, she, probably, would have visited your party. 9. If I wasn't moving next month, I would have invited you to visit me for a week. Thank you in advance for your feedback!
Hi Emma, Your teaching is excellent. I love learning English from you. Your Mixed Conditional lessons are fine. I can correctly answer your quiz. I am a native of Kottayam district, Kerala State, India. Malayalam is my mother tongue and first language. Nobody speaks English in day to day life here. There are many English medium schools here. In a few years more people will start speaking English here. Thanks for your time and labor.
Hi Emma! First of all, thank you for the excellent explanation :). Second, here are my answers: 1) If I had town the loterry, I would be travelling by now. 2)If she had picked up the phone, she would be talking with her mom now. 3)If he hadn't quit his job, he wouldn't be renting a flat. 4)If I were more athletic, I would have won a medal gold. 5)If she wasn't so tired, she would have studied more. 6)If I was fluent in English, I would have spoken better in my final exams. 7)If tomorrow wasn't Monday, I wouldn't have to wake up earlier. 8)If she didn't have an important exam next week, she would have gone to bed earlier. 9)If I wasn't moving next month, I would have been looking for houses. (not very sure about this one) I hope you can answer them!!
Hello Emma! Literally,Not only one of your explicit instructions to improve English knowledge is very major but also to achieve my goal by learning English also. 1) If I had got on that plane, I would be getting a delicate experience. 2) If I had won the lottery, I would own a brand new car. 3) If she had picked up the phone, I would not be completing all these reports lonely. 4) If he hadn’t quit his job, he would not be paying his bank loans. 5) If I mow athletic, I would have got more fitness not the body but also my brain. 6) If she wasn’t so tired she would have carried all those furniture into my room. 7) If I was fluent in English, I would have improved my speaking skills as same as native English speakers. 8) If tomorrow wasn’t Monday, I would have visited my grandma’s in this morning. 9) If she didn’t have an important exam next week, I would have studied German language with her next Friday.
Awesome!! In number 5, 'mow' isn't quite the correct verb. What did you mean here? And look at number 6: "If she wasn't so tired, she would have carried all of the furniture into my room."
Thank you for the great lessons Emma, If I had won the lottery I would be traveling in Europe. I she had picked up the phone they are now best couple to go out with. If he hadn’t quit his job his wife would left him by now. If I were more athletic, I could have tried the gymnastics. If she wasn’t so tired she would made to the New Years celebration. If I was fluent in English, I would have enjoyed more in the High school exchange program in the USA. If tomorrow wasn’t Monday, I would go out for a drink tonight. If she didn’t have an important exam next week, she would go out with you tomorrow. If I wasn’t moving next month, I would help you with your project. Great communications skills with the viewer. It is so useful. Thank you.
Hi, and thanks a bunch for all your useful and great courses, I have a Q. Why do we use< I was> in an example, but in another one, use ? Is it only Bcoz of showing unreality?
Bless your cotton socks! this is a british expression that I use a lot. This is actually the first time that I have understood the really complexe issue of MC. I could not never get my head round it, now I have. So, in my humble view, you are a great teacher.
Thanks Emma for the useful video as usual :) I've realised, these mixed conditionals are the reason why I got confused with conditionals.
(1) If I had won the lottery, what would you like me to buy you?
(2) If she had pick up the phone, she would know she would know she was accepted in her dream job.
(3) If he hadn't quit his job, he wouldn't be as happy as he is now.
(4) If I were more athletic, I would've run the half marathon last month.
(5) If she wasn't so tired, she would've gone hiking this morning.
(6) If I were fluent in English, I would have given a better presentation last Monday
(7) If tomorrow wasn't Monday, I would've drunk beer all afternoon.
(8) If she didn't have an important exam next week, she would've been so stressed.
(9) If I wasn't moving next month, I wouldn't have to book that expensive packing service.
Brilliant 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
No 8...If she didn't have an important exam....., she would not have been so stressed!
Am I right?
@@مجدالعرب-ر3ب Yes you're right, but Emma didn't pick that up 😱
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For the (2), I thought it should be: If she had picked up the phone, she would know that she had been accepted in her dream job.
Emma: so how are you feeling about mixed conditionals now?
Me: i have mixed feelings...
😂
You nailed it 🤣
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If tomorrow wasn't monday i would sleep all day long
If she hadn't an important exam yesterday she would go to club with us
2:54 -> MIXED CONDITIONALS DESCRIPTION (clauses are found in different times)
4:25-> TYPES
5:31-> past action - present result
6:38-> present condition - past result
7:40-> future action - past result
Thanks a lot!!!
If I hadn't found your online classes on the internet, I would continue with a lot of difficulties learning English! Thanks, Emma! Excellent classes, clear, and very efficient! I really improved my English with you!
my brain went out the window
Very well explained!👏 My students tend to find the conditionals intimidating because they contain a lot of grammar in one sentence but, once they understand the rules and practise with personal examples, they realise they're not so difficult. 🙂
1) If I got on that plane I would meet new friends there .
2) If I were more athletic I would been taking a part om marathons
If she wasn`t so tired she would watch a movie with us now.
3) If tomorrow wasn`t monday I would have watched the film .
Also thank you for this super helpful video! It really helps❤
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Best salutations to all the Moroccan's subscribers
I have been studying on mixed conditionals for a while. I tried to learn with many different youtube channels but to be honestly, mmmEnglish is the most useful one!
She teachs that subject simply. Thank you Emma!❤️
😍😍😍
This is more accurate than the online classes that my parents are paying.
And free
Lol so true
*paying FOR*
we use the preposition 'for' because we pay for things / services etc...
E.g. I'm paying for guitar lessons.
@@localbod Thx!
@@localbod wow thx a lot ✨
Thank you Emma for your approach of teaching! You really help me!
If I had won the lottery, I would purchase a new flat.
If she had picked up the phone, she would hear that her friends invite her to the celebration.
If he hadn't quit his job, he could be promoted.
If I were more athletic, I would have run that stretch faster.
If she wasn't so tired, she would have made dinner.
If I was fluent in English, I would have done C2 Exam.
If tomorrow wasn't Monday, I would have gone to my hometown.
If she didn't have an important exam next week, she would have taken a seven-day vacation.
If I wasn't moving next month, I wouldn't have quit my present job.
You are my best ever English teacher! Thank you!
Thanks Emma, I liked very much this video! Congratulation!:)
(1)If I had won the lottery, I would help the poors.
(2) If She had picked up the phone, I would call to my mam.
(3) If He hadn't quit his job, He is with a salary,
(4) If I werw more athletic, I had gone in run at marathon.
(5) If She wasn't so tired, She had playes the violin.
(6) If I was fluent in English, I have gone to other country.
(7)If tomorrow wasn't Monday, I have made a travel.
(8) If She didn't have an important exam next week, I have gone dancing at party yesterday.
(9) If I wasn't moving next month, I have played in your musical.
You , the Best teacher, removed doubts on conditional sentences. Before watching this video , I had confusion about mixed conditional sentences. Great respect from India 🇮🇳...
Thank you Ramu! 🙏
@@mmmEnglish_Emma Thank you for your reply , madam
Hi Emma!! Let me take a big breath first....If mmmEnglish hadn't existed on youtube, we wouldn't studying conditionals. great lesson Emma, your explanation was stupendous as always. You are giving us a lot of valuable information to work with!! But this only part of our journey to become fluent in English, so let's work on it!!
Here my examples:
1.- If I had won the lottery, I would be travelling around the world.
2.- If she had picked up the phone, I wouldn't be agry now.
3.- If he hadn't quit his job, he would have enough money to buy a car.
4.- If I were more athletic, I would have won the conpetition.
5.- If she wasn't too tired, she would have came with me to the beach.
6.- If I was fluent in English, I would have had a better job
7.- If tomorrow wasn't Monday, I would have gone hiking on the mountains.
8.- If she didn't have an important exam next week, she would joined us on our two-weeks vacation trip to Paris.
9.- If I wasn't moving next month, I wouldn't have been busy packing my stuff last month.**
**Quick quest for this sentence: can it be in present? ....I wouldn't be busy packing my stuff THIS month.
Or it have to be only: future---past?
Thank you very much again Emma for you valuable time.
This doesn't end here. I going to watch your videos as many times as I need to dominate these beautiful lovely conditionals. From Zero to mixed.😊
Ohhh! Thank you! A great teacher!
Hi Emma! This is Mayerlis. I'm writting from Barranquilla, Colombia. Thank you so much, because your videos are really useful for me. Here is my exercise about mixed conditionals:
1. If I had won the lottery, I would buy a bigger house.
2. If she had picked up the phone, she could help me.
3. If he hadn't quit his job, he would pay his debts,
4. If I were more athletic, I would have worked as a model.
5. If she wasn't so tired, she would have gone to the party.
6. If I was fluent in English, I would have understood the speech.
7. If tomorrow wasn't monday, we would have gone to the campsite.
8. If she didn't have an important exam next week, she would have been on vacation right now.
9. If I wasn't moving next month, I would have bought this beautiful furniture.
Wow, Emma! You've taken a tricky subject and broken it down into it's simplest pieces. Thanks for that!
Glad it was helpful!
Hello Mark Old Geezer
This is one of the most complete explanation about the grammar of these conditionals.
If you had been my English teacher many years ago, I wouldn't have still been studying grammar. Thanks, that Time # tense concept was enlightening!!
I'm so glad to hear it, Patricia!
Note: If you had been my English teacher many years ago, I wouldn't *still be* studying grammar. (PRESENT RESULT)
Great explanation. You spoke at a pace that allowed me to follow and let things sink in. You provided very clear examples and color coded them in a way that made it easier to follow as you spoke. Thanks for your hard work.
Hi Emma ,rhea this side ... thanks for being such a lovely teacher!! I just wait the whole week for Thursday so that I could watch your new video....
Once again I would like to thank you for everything you do for us!!
It's my pleasure!
this video is so helpful for foreigners who dont speak English as a main language
you speak quite slow and clear, very happy to see this
Thanks Emma for bringing this amazing lesson. Your are a great teacher because everything seems easy when you teach it😎
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Super lesson, thanks Professor. Welcome to Morocco if possible....
Thanks for this lesson and always with your beautiful smile 😍😍😍
Hi Dear Emma. I follow your channel since 2020 and it's the first time I dare to post a comment. You are a great teacher and I always learn something new watching your videos. Thanks a lot for this. Here you are my mixed conditional sentences:
1. If I had won the lottery, I would own a new house already.
2. If she had picked up the phone, she'd be traveling to Hong Kong right now.
3. If he hadn't quit his job, he would earn a higher salary nowadays.
4. If I were more athletic, I would have had a better luck with women.
5. If she wasn't so tired, she would have gone to the party yesterday.
6. I wouldn't have missed so many job opportunities abroad if I were fluent in English.
7. I would have gone to the beach with you If tomorrow wasn't Monday.
8. If she didn't have an important exam next week, she would have visited her parents.
9. If I wasn't moving next month, I would have gone to your wedding party.
Excellent Lesson! I always learn new strategies on how to explain grammar with your videos. 🙏🏼
I've been watching your videos all day and now I feel more confident about conditionals, I love you
Hello ma'am, today I've reached my first year of reading books and learning English, I've read 29 books for my first time in one year. I do remember my first book I couldn't even count on 10, and now I have mastered the other patterns of the language only by reading books, TV shows and your lessons ( Lucy's too) you, Lucy, TV shows and books taught me English especially books and your lessons . Is it good 29 books a year for someone like me? Just wanna share my success with my lovely teacher 💕I am grateful for you 💕💕
Zakariya you rock
Yes Emma n Lucy are the real teachers
It's incredible, Zakarya! (I think you have read more books than me!) Reading is such a spectacular way to engage with language, new words and expressions - keep going! I'd love fo find our you BEAT your record in 2021 📚
@@mmmEnglish_Emma thanks a lot my dear teacher 🙏💕 I really appreciate it, of course am about to finish my first book this year and I am so keen to read more 💕💕
Well done bro ,
Nothing is possible
Hello there,
Many thanks for this video. I am an English teacher myself and I really enjoyed your vid and the way you went about explaining the time-relations between clauses within a sentence. It has easily been the best explanation of mixed conditionals I ever saw. I wish back in my days someone had explained the things to me in this manner.
Wish you all the best, already referring you to others! Cheers!
The lesson is very helpful and u r looking pretty as always❤️❤️
Crystal clear from you. Thank you.
If she wasn't so tired ,she would have passed the exam
Thank you so much your advice is important for me😊
Pretty video and pretty teacher!, Awesome as always
Am in love with your videos and you explain the idea in simple way
How do you write amazing in the Australian way? Emmmazing :)
hahahaha... I might have to coin that new expression!
@@mmmEnglish_Emma I'm very immmpressed:)
I'm very thankful...if I had a teacher like you I would have speak in english fluently
Here it's past action and present result, so you would say "if I had had a teacher like you, I would speak English fluently"
Or " If I had had a teacher like you, I would be speaking English fluently"
I don't know if there is a difference between them but both of them are correct
No no the second is the correct one because I think the first one is going to be related to ( past action and future result ) which the teacher didn't explain
Emma, appreciate your lesson and clear explanations you provided ; ) And, yes, you're right, it just needs time and practice to get and utilize it naturally.
1. If I had won the lottery, I would know where to invest the money properly.
2. If she had picked up the phone. I would tell her news.
3. If he hadn't quit his job, we wouldn't have this marvelous life now.
4. If I were more athletic, I would have been less timid as a teen.
5. If she wasn't so tired, she would have been more attentive to her last week guests.
6. If I was fluent in English, I would be more productive in the past.
7. If tomorrow wasn't Monday, I would have gone on a date with you yesterday.
8. If she didn't have an exam next week, we could have been having movie night every weekend along the last month.
9. If I wasn't moving next month, I wouldn't have been packing up all week long.
This morning I explained Mixed Conditionals to a student of mine 🙂🙂
@Aziz Mahdavi I teach
You had hardly spoken you third word Emma, when i found myself head over hills in LOVE with you
I am the father of Dea, by the way :D
1- If he hasn't quit his job, he would be still miserable
2- If she wasn't so tired, she would have succeeded her exams
3- If tomorrow wasn't monday, I would have spent the evening partying
Thanks Emma for your help :)
Thanks @Camille Pèri i need this for my homework
i love the first one😂
If tomorrow wasn't Monday on the calendar then I would be sure that today is Friday, the quarantine feeling, now every day looks like Friday XD
This is arguably the best explanation I've seen in a long while
Hi Emma. I am a native English speaker from the UK. I recommend your videos to non-native speakers because you speak slowly and distinctly - not all English teachers are so careful about that. Your soft Aussie accent adds an extra touch as well!
Thanks for the video lessons! They are like gold for all English learners.
The most difficult part for me is "a future action ➡a past result."
Here are my conditional sentences:
a past action ➡a present result:
1) If I had won the lottery, *I'd buy a lamborgini.*
2) If she had picked up the phone, *my issue would be solved.*
3) If he hadn't quit his job, *he'd be promoted by now.*
a present condition ➡a past result:
4) If I were more athletic, *I'd have won the competition.*
5) If she wasn't so tired, *she'd have done the chores.*
6) If I was fluent in English, *I could have talked to the man.*
a future action ➡a past result:
7) If tommorow wasn't Monday, *I'd have gone out with my friends today.*
8) If she didn't have an important exam next week, *she'd have gone shopping with us yesterday.*
9) If I wasn't moving next month, *I wouldn't have had to call to the owner of my apartment.*
if i had got on that plane , i would be sleeping in my relaxing bed
if i had won the lottery, i would be a rich woman
if she had picked up the phone, she would be with me right ow
if he hadn't quit his job, he would be working on his new project
if i were more athletic, i would have run faster
if she wasn't so tired, she would have come with us
if i was fluent in english, i would have got my exams
if tomorrow wasn't monday, i would have gone to the beach
if she didn't have an important exam next month, she would have come without any doubt
if i wasn't moving next month, i would have played football with my team.
Not correct
@@ABsvt correct ✌🏻
Your method of explaining is so awesome.
If she had picked up the phone I would be helping her
Best teacher ever,,the way of ur teaching is flawless mam,,
I have moved forward my English fluency the most since I´m follwint Mmmm English that at any other time in the past. . Thanks !!!
Hi Emma, good afternoon!
You’re such a great teacher, your teaching technique is so simple and understandable. So if I had found your website on time, my English would be better at this time. Thanks lots ❤️🙏
1. If I had won the lottery, I would be a richer person.
2. If she had picked up the phone, she would go to the beach already.
3. If he hadn’t quit his job, he wouldn’t be free from stressful job.
4. If I were more athletic, I would have run faster than you.
5. If she wasn’t so tired, she would have come to my house for dinner party.
6. If I was fluent in English, I would’ve been a English teacher like you.
7. If tomorrow wasn’t Monday, I would have gone out of the day trip with my friend to Great Ocean Road.
8. If she didn’t have an important exam next week, She would’ve visited her grandma’s house.
9. If I wasn’t moving next month, I wouldn’t have booked truck mover .
Thanks to her,finely I could understand mixed conditionals having learning for months
Thank you! You are a gifted teacher
If i hadn't learned your great lession, i would still be confused about mix conditional sentences. Big thanks!
Hi Emma, I've been watching your lessons, and I noticed in this lesson (6:25) that you still used the comma right after the main clause - I would own this house, if I had saved more money. You mentioned in your previous lesson (SECOND CONDITIONAL) that there will be no comma after the main clause. Are they different in usage? Thanks
Thank you, Emma! I like your teaching style!) It's my answer to your Mini-Quiz: 1. If I had won the lottery, I would have owned this beautiful house. 2. If she picked up the phone, she would have known her boyfriend broke out with her. 3. If he hadn't quit his job, he would have got a promotion. 4. If I were more athletic, I would have registered for the Semi-Marathon. 5. If she wasn't so tired, she would have met us today. 6. If I was fluent in English, I wouldn't have been afraid to fail the TOEFL exam. 7. If tomorrow wasn't Monday, you would have got the sleepover with your friend Tina. 8. If she didn't have an important exam next week, she, probably, would have visited your party. 9. If I wasn't moving next month, I would have invited you to visit me for a week. Thank you in advance for your feedback!
Thank you for this amazing lesson and God bless you long and healthy life .
you're a lovely teacher, I love you sooo much !! you make it very easy to understand and in a very interesting way.
thanks emma you did explain it clearly and precisely thanks
Hi Emma,
Your teaching is excellent. I love learning English from you. Your Mixed Conditional lessons are fine. I can correctly answer your quiz.
I am a native of Kottayam district, Kerala State, India. Malayalam is my mother tongue and first language. Nobody speaks English in day to day life here. There are many English medium schools here. In a few years more people will start speaking English here. Thanks for your time and labor.
Great lesson 🙏🙏
Thanks a lot ♥️
You're welcome ❤️
You are highly-skilled, practice is the only gateway to understand that.
Thanks very much. Your explanation is very clearly
Thanks for the new lesson teacher .lately i see you every day and i inprove a lot .
The best explanation! If I didn't meet your channel I would not have understood mix conditionals
If I had watched this video before, I would be much better at speaking English by now. But now, I gotta practice more of these conditionals. Thanks 😊
Thank you Emma i catched it perfectly, you are great
Thank you Ms. Emma, I've learned a lot from your tutorials. May the Godbless you
best lesson on conditionals ever... thank you so much.....
You're very welcome!
Thanks for this great lesson! 🎉❤
Thank you so much, your enthusiasm made learning and remembering these so much easier and more fun! Greetings from Poland❤
Thanks a lot simple and clear explanation
advanced information, but usefull! thank you for making it clear to my mind!
Emma they way have explain the topic is splendid
Hi Emma! First of all, thank you for the excellent explanation :). Second, here are my answers:
1) If I had town the loterry, I would be travelling by now.
2)If she had picked up the phone, she would be talking with her mom now.
3)If he hadn't quit his job, he wouldn't be renting a flat.
4)If I were more athletic, I would have won a medal gold.
5)If she wasn't so tired, she would have studied more.
6)If I was fluent in English, I would have spoken better in my final exams.
7)If tomorrow wasn't Monday, I wouldn't have to wake up earlier.
8)If she didn't have an important exam next week, she would have gone to bed earlier.
9)If I wasn't moving next month, I would have been looking for houses. (not very sure about this one)
I hope you can answer them!!
If I hadn’t found a nice teacher like you for advance my English I wouldn’t have been improved so fast with all of levels!
Great!!
If I hadn’t found a nice teacher like you *to* advance my English, I wouldn’t have *improved* so fast!
@@mmmEnglish_Emma it's a 3th conditional,isn't it ?
Hello Emma! Literally,Not only one of your explicit instructions to improve English knowledge is very major but also to achieve my goal by learning English also. 1) If I had got on that plane, I would be getting a delicate experience. 2) If I had won the lottery, I would own a brand new car. 3) If she had picked up the phone, I would not be completing all these reports lonely. 4) If he hadn’t quit his job, he would not be paying his bank loans. 5) If I mow athletic, I would have got more fitness not the body but also my brain. 6) If she wasn’t so tired she would have carried all those furniture into my room. 7) If I was fluent in English, I would have improved my speaking skills as same as native English speakers. 8) If tomorrow wasn’t Monday, I would have visited my grandma’s in this morning. 9) If she didn’t have an important exam next week, I would have studied German language with her next Friday.
Awesome!! In number 5, 'mow' isn't quite the correct verb. What did you mean here? And look at number 6: "If she wasn't so tired, she would have carried all of the furniture into my room."
5) If I more athletic, l would have got more fitness not only the body but also my brain.
I do love it ..
Thankful for your fabulous method of teaching ♥️🌹
Thanks a lot teacher. Yesterday I had a difficulty to explain this topic. Now I m ready to teach all of my pupils
You are the Best teacher i have seen in my whole life ❤
Stay healthy Emma thanks
Well explained from beginning to end. Thanks Emma; God bless you.
Thank you for the great lessons Emma,
If I had won the lottery I would be traveling in Europe.
I she had picked up the phone they are now best couple to go out with.
If he hadn’t quit his job his wife would left him by now.
If I were more athletic, I could have tried the gymnastics.
If she wasn’t so tired she would made to the New Years celebration.
If I was fluent in English, I would have enjoyed more in the High school exchange program in the USA.
If tomorrow wasn’t Monday, I would go out for a drink tonight.
If she didn’t have an important exam next week, she would go out with you tomorrow.
If I wasn’t moving next month, I would help you with your project.
Great communications skills with the viewer. It is so useful. Thank you.
Hi, and thanks a bunch for all your useful and great courses, I have a Q. Why do we use< I was> in an example, but in another one, use ? Is it only Bcoz of showing unreality?
i have been watching your vedios for 3 years and have improved my english.... huge respect to you Emma from 🇵🇰
Bless your cotton socks! this is a british expression that I use a lot. This is actually the first time that I have understood the really complexe issue of MC. I could not never get my head round it, now I have. So, in my humble view, you are a great teacher.
You're my favorite tacher online!!!
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thank you so much! i was struggling a lot with mixed cond
Professora Emma eu já estou entendendo grandi parte de suas conversas estou felis .
Best lesson on conditionals....,a learner from India🇮🇳
Like ur efforts😊
Seriously I like your way of explaining......💝💝 thanks for solving this baffle ☺☺
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you are very very very good teacher thank you for every thing your follower from Kuwait
Thank you Ghanm 💖
You have such clear explanations! Thank you!
Glad you think so! 💘
thank you so much for these lessons! You are the best !!!
Very clearly explained everything, Great and thank you so much for making video like this.
Best explanation ever!!!
Thank you so much for this lesson. It was amazing and now it is much more clear to me. Im living in south Australia and im learning English.